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To James Madison from John Martin Baker, 7 May 1808

American Brig St. Michaels, off Cape Henry the 7th. of May 1808,
one oClock P. M.

Sir,

I have the Honor to communicate, that we are now passing the Capes, the wind N. W. and a fine breeze. Praying for Your Health and Happiness, I have the Honor to be with Great Respect, Sir Your Most obedient Humble Servant,

John Martin Baker.

DNA: RG 59—CD—Consular Despatches, Port Mahon.

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    To James Madison from John Martin Baker, 7 May 1808
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    Baker, John Martin
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    Madison, James
    Date
    7 May 1808

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